Allen Smith, in Ovarian Cancer Trial, Says J&J Knew of Talc's Risks But Failed to Warn
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Allen Smith tells jurors that Johnson & Johnson failed to warn consumers of the risk of talc in their baby powder products, despite scientific research linking talc use to ovarian cancer. Smith represents Eva Echeverria, who claims she developed ovarian cancer after using J&J’s talc-based products
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